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First Pork Butt - FINAL Report
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OttawaEgg
Posts: 283
G'day porks fans!
Well, just like the book says, about 2 hours per pound.
Here's the pics...
Midnight, all rubbed up with some place to go:
Her sow-ness hit the egg at 12:40am - and there was much rejoicing. :woohoo:
De-egged at 200F around 5pm, then foiled and rested. Here it is when I opened it up (practically falling apart!)
Using two forks, and very little effort, all ready for sammiches! (yes, that is a bottle of crown royal in the top left :P )
Finally, plated with some homemade salads (slaw and tater) - and there was much rejoicing :woohoo:
It was perfect. Moist and juicy - the stuff you just can't help picking at even when you're full!
All hail the mighty egg! :side:
Well, just like the book says, about 2 hours per pound.
Here's the pics...
Midnight, all rubbed up with some place to go:
Her sow-ness hit the egg at 12:40am - and there was much rejoicing. :woohoo:
De-egged at 200F around 5pm, then foiled and rested. Here it is when I opened it up (practically falling apart!)
Using two forks, and very little effort, all ready for sammiches! (yes, that is a bottle of crown royal in the top left :P )
Finally, plated with some homemade salads (slaw and tater) - and there was much rejoicing :woohoo:
It was perfect. Moist and juicy - the stuff you just can't help picking at even when you're full!
All hail the mighty egg! :side:
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You done good. I discovered this weekend that I am all out of pulled pork. :( Guess I will have to make more. :woohoo:
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Thanks!
PS: I'm NOT sharing! LOL :laugh: -
WOW Tim, looks like your really nailed it!
That really looks tasty. :P
Congrats -
Thanks - it sure was good! Got a good heap of leftovers too (which I froze).
Now I understand what all the hubbub is about!
I'll definitely be going this again.
All hail the mighty egg. :laugh: -
Yowsa!
Couldn't have done better if you were in North Carolina. Looking forward to you guys creating a whole new definition for barbecue in Canada.
Bob V -
:woohoo: very well eggecuted, gent !
enjoy those leftovers--they won't hang around long :silly: -
Desert Oasis Woman wrote::woohoo: very well eggecuted, gent !
enjoy those leftovers--they won't hang around long :silly:
Thanks - I froze the leftovers, but I'm already thinking I should have just fridged them and had them again tonight! :cheer: -
Bob V wrote:Yowsa!
Couldn't have done better if you were in North Carolina. Looking forward to you guys creating a whole new definition for barbecue in Canada.
Bob V
Thanks - the only changes to the recipe I did was to use dijon mustard instead of the basic yellow (I only have dijon in the house) - and to put white wine in the drip pan.
Man, they were tasty !!! -
That looks great....congratulations and welcome to the butt club
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The "butt club" hehe... I like that :laugh:
Wifie thought I was nuts doin the overnighter and all.
When she tasted it, she simply said "you gotta do this again"! :woohoo:
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